No Tricks Zone By Kirye and Pierre | 1. October 2021
Tokyo has seen its coolest September in over 30 years, according to data from the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA).
Data source: JMA.
Tokyo’s mean temperature for September, 2021, was 22.3°C — the coolest recorded September mean in over 30 years.
Hachijojima island
Meanwhile, Hachijojima, an island belonging to Tokyo out in the Pacific and absent of the urban heat island effect, saw a September mean temperature of 24.5°C:
Data source: JMA.
Plotting the data going back 107 years, the island has not seen any real warming at all in September.
Osaka
The industrial city of Osaka saw a September mean temperature of 24.6°C:
Data source: JMA.
Osaka has seen September mean temperatures cooling modestly since 1994.
Latest ENSO forecast: La Niña!
Globally, the mean temperature over the coming year will likely see more cooling as La Niña conditions are forecast until mid spring 2022, the latest NOAA NWS projections show:
Source: NOAA.
Global warming alarmists will have to settle for chasing around the globe, looking for thunderstorms — calling them “supercells” — and using them as bogus signs of climate change. But everyone knows extreme weather is part of our planet and have been around for millions of years. It’s nothing new.
Nothing that unusual is happening to our climate. Claims of increasingly extreme weather due to mankind’s activities are largely false. The data clearly show it.
